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Sumar Maintains the Clash with the PSOE in the Indefinite Rent: 'We Will Not Endorse a Decree that Stays Half-Way'

Summary by El Periódico
The Executive’s minority partner maintains his threat to stand before the Council of Ministers meeting if his measures are not included

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Sumar keeps open the negotiation with the PSOE on the royal decree housing law, which is expected to be approved this Tuesday by the Council of Ministers, and maintains that the agreement "is not yet close", as discrepancies persist on measures that it considers essential, among them the automatic renewal of rental contracts and the regulation of ... Continue reading "Last hour of the invasion in Ceuta and current political live: the government …

·Madrid, Spain
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Mónica García called for «to be ambitious and force everyone to be ambitious», cutting «the paths of speculation»

·Madrid, Spain
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The negotiation enters its final phase with Sumar calling for the text to reflect its demands.

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The Executive’s minority partner maintains his threat to stand before the Council of Ministers meeting if his measures are not included

·Barcelona, Spain
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Sumar sends a new draft of the housing decree to the PSOE and there is still no agreement

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Sumar has sent to the PSOE, his partner in the coalition government, a proposal with a new draft of the housing decree and warns that at this time of morning there is still no agreement.

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Forbes España broke the news on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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